:heartbeat: Ruslana :o lol Ukraine should have brought her back for this year's Eurovision.

lucky me
 

Polyphonic Singing From Sardinia performed by Tenores De Oniferi.

indeeeed.
 

Like a culmination of Daniel Lanois and Led Zepplin.

Daniel Lanois...The Maker
 

Martin Sexton...In The Journey.
 

I don't know where I am going, and I just don't know where I been...

and I lost Myself ...in the madness.

[QUOTE=ElijahRene;343296]Like a culmination of Daniel Lanois and Led Zepplin.



jeff buckley was hugely influenced by led zeppelin.

Ready for some Boogaloo?
 

C'mon, get outta that rut, and shake your booty!! You know you wanna!!

This is a great 'shag/skate' dance - y'all remember how to do that? ;)

The Beatles
 

Reposting...'cause I love it! :)
 

I hope someone can appreciate the genious of Oscar Brown, Jr., jazz genious. May he RIP - love you Oscar!

I miss this album on vinyl. The end of the song is what made me fall in love with this song. These guys were way before there time.




Love Ella when she does Cole Porter songs.

One of my favorite Marvin Gaye tunes....
 

Fucking awesome Hungarian version of Le Cirque du Soleil's Allegria!

Love Ella! Love Cole Porter! Love your choices - bring it on!!! :)

So, as the story goes...
 

Legand has it that Cole Porter and a friend were sitting in a cafe, and overheard two ladies at lunch - one of whose name was 'Otis'. They seemed to be discussing the absence of a mutual friend to a 'lunch' one of them was giving.

Porter's friend who was keenly listening to the 'ladies' conversation, challenged Porter to write a song about the 'ladies who lunch'. Cole Porter took his friend up on his bet, and came up with this!

Voltaire-The Vampire Club. :sunglass:

Since Thursday
 

Stuck in my head :| Used to have this tape.

Wow I can believe this is the first time I have heard the acoustic version of this.
I love it just as much as the other.